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VOL. 16, NO. 14
Forenoon
G resham O utlook
WORK ON LOOP ROAD
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IS NOW UNDER WAY
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GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON. FRIDAY. APRIL
T*\ C A W n i n i T r
1S CANDIDATE
MYSTERIOUS LIGHT SEEN BY MANY
15)26
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 Per
FOR I H1-. LEGISLATURE!DRIVE launched for
A crew of about 20 w orkm en is busi­
HOSPITAL FOR GIRLS
ly engaged on th e 2 ^ -m lle stretch of
A statew ide drive is being launched
th e Mt. Hood Loop highw ay w hich is
I In the in te re sts of the Ju v en ile hospi­
u nder co nstruction from Pow ell V al­
Many people of Gresham and vicinity, along with those
ta l for g irls w hich is being erected u n ­
ley sta tio n to th e O rient school, the
o other localities, viewed the strange phenomenon in the
der th e au sp ices of th e Pacific Coast
C ochran C onstruction com pany, o f !
Rescue * P rotective society, of which
heavens on Wednesday evening. The mvsterious ribbon of
P o rtlan d , having th e c o n tra c t for the
the
Rev. W. G. M acLaren is the
job up to th e point w here the gravel- I
phosphorescent light that spanned the clear sky, apparently
founder and head. Mrs. R. E, Bon-
ing for the road begins, a fte r w hich ’
| d u ran t, an u n tirin g w orker in the In-
arising in the east and extending across the dome of the
Jim H illyard, road supervisor, will !
I te re sts of th e Louise Home and volun­
have charg e of th e w ork. The w ork
heavens, shifting, waving, vanishing and reappearing with
te e r cam paign m an ag er in com m ent-
at p rese n t consists of blasting and
startling rapidity, was a feature of the displav rarely if ever
ing on the su b ject of co n trib u tin g to
clea rin g a rig h t of w ay and grading
| th e $60,000 fund w hich is needed to
witnessed before. It was at first thought to be of local origin,
and building of cu lv erts, after w hich
I finish th e building, says, "If every
th e road w ill be graveled for the m a­
Bradley A. Ewers
a mist, a thin cloud of smoke, a searchlight streak, or some­
(co u n ty in th e sta te w ould realize its
cadam . the hard su rfa cin g to follow
Among
th
e
can
d
id
ates
for
nom
ina­
thing of that sort. The Outlook received several telephone tion to r sta te rep rese n tativ e on the re- resp o n sib ility and b ear its own bur-
later, possibly not for an o th er year.
T his new road, w hich w ill take
calls asking for a possible explanation. A few timid souls publican tick et at the com ing pri- I d en s’ th e o th e r counties would not be
m ary election is B radley A. Ew ers, an (ca lled upon to do it for them ”
som ething m ore th a n tw o m onths y e t }
thought it portended the end of the world.
" Ä f f . K “,*.
to b .
splendid re-
to com plete, will ru n along th e south
side of the Bull Run tra c k and w hen j
uate
of
the
law
departm
ent
of
the
Na-
sponse
th
ro
u
g
h
o
u
t
th
e
sta
te
from both
As far as noticed even the astronomers failed to tell just
tional U niversity at W ashington, D. C., ' “ dividuals and o rg an izatio n s as to
it is finished, a t b u t one point a fte r |
what was the nature or cause of this peculiar appearance,
u‘*nil,tte ‘I ,o the b ar in Oregon | th e ir resp ectiv e q u o tas and m any
leaving P ortlan d will it be necessary (
Allan A. Bynon.
m ah « m « n " y \ u d Ä 7 t o
Í 7 t “ ’7 ?
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but
it
is
thought
to
have
some
connection
with
the
unusually
for the m otorist to cross a r a il r o a d 1 A nnouncing ________„
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his slògan as "W ill con-
tra c k of any description. T his is m ade « “ » • to serve the people to th e b e s fo f prominent sunspots.
trio tic and fra te rn a l orders. He stan d s ”
m a tte r of financial cooperation,
w ell in the legal profession in his M rs- B ondurant considers th a t every-
to conform to the ru lin g of th e sta te
« y: A llan A' Bynon’ u n til re-
first a ssista n t United S tates at
That it had some relation to the northern lights which C° i‘n h d f " ? ?ta ,e ‘ . I,
w here fhP re p o r,s »f® m ost encourag-
th a t public highw ays sh all be safe in cently
torney, has filed his candidacy for
n o m i ^ e d ^ d ^ X ^ w . n '^ r h l g 7
COnfld' " ‘
so far as railro ad crossings a re con­ sta te rep rese n tativ e from M ultnom ah became visible later in the evening is believed evident. The
my term of office, faithfully, conscien- l ie C0lnPletion of th e M ultnom ah
cerned. It also sh o rten s up the route county as republican.
v' m ew hat, although the m ain object of Mr Bynon is a young atto rn ey of light of the arch was of the same character as the aurora itously and honestly perform th e du- coun,y <lrlve beginning A pril 19, the
th e cutoff w as to elim inate the danger P ortland, about 30 years of age. He and vanished entirely when the latter appeared. The north­ ties of the office of rep rese n tativ e of w hole am ount of $6(1,000 w ill be raised
is a g rad u ate of W illam ette U niversity
tM.Htn1^ b 7 u 7 17 o í X „ dÍr ^ t op- 7 * Ch “ —
y “>
build-
of railw ay crossings.
M ultnom ah law school^ has had thorough train in g ern glow was visible most of the night.
posed to all freak legislation an d will * g’
county is pushing the w ork rapidly and a wide experience for his age.
He was a vo lu n teer for w ar service
su p p o rt only such legislation as is
T he s tru c tu re is an im posing one of
and when com pleted, th is u n it of the
co n stru ctiv e and beneficial to th e peo- the finest and m ost up to d ate in ar-
roadw ay w ill be a decided im prove- en terin g a fte r train in g as second lieu-
vor *® cl*ucy7ndOe c ^ n ^ m y 'in T ll sta te I
Bk“ 1 ," " 1 wil1’ w hen com ’
tenant. A fter 15 m o n th s’ service in
pient and addition to t£e highw ay as a F ran ce he was prom oted to first
whole.
affalrs, and believe in th e developm ent
et ’ prove a m ecca to the needs of
lieu ten an t and la te r to captain.
of th e n a tu ra l reso u rces of th e sta te of I th e d istre ssed for whom it w as in­
He becam e an a ssista n t in th e United
s ta te s a tto rn e y ’s office in 1^22, was
Oregon. I am opposed to an Increase tended. It is considered one of the
HIGH SC HOOL BOARD
la ter m ade second a ssista n t and still ,
in tax atio n and will w ork for a r e ­
(H O OSES TEACHERS la
President
Coolidge
sent
the
following
message
bearing
te r first assista n t, resigning in J a n ­
duction thereof. I am opposed to the g re a te st needs of th e sta te an d is the
p rese n t autom obile lighting law, and only Oregon In stitu tio n to c a re for and
At th e la st m eeting of »he G resham uary,
He is 1926.
a m em ber of M uitnom ah club i r n n w r ’i ^ v " ” 1? 1
° f WOmen in Washing- believe
th a t th e re should be a re-ad- educate diseased g irls and babies.
Union high school boarn th e en tire
E iks lodge, Woodmen of the world, ton earl> tBls week representing the Women’s National Com- ju stm en t of autom obile licenses ac­
G overnor W alter P ierce, S tate Sec­
staff of faculty m em bers w as re-elect­
cording to th e age of the autom obile. re ta ry Kozer, S tate T re a s u re r K ay and
on
Law
Enforcement:
“The
law
represents
the
voice
ed for an o th er year, but one teach er of
1 stand for law enforcem ent, and good
Be>'Ond * and supporting it is a divine sanc- citizenship. I favor proper regulation S ecre tary of th e S tate B oard of Con­
the group failing to declare her Inten­ g lin h?d platfo rm deciarationT he says- ! ° f t h e
of th e fish and gam e laws.
tro l C arl A bram s visited th e hospital
tion to rem ain. Miss P o rtia K idwell
on T h u rsd ay and expressed delight
has resigned her C a sse s in E nglish '
1 ^ ° ^
° f.
^edience to law, by the Very
HARDY’S STUDIO SOLD
and satisfactio n a t the w ork so far a c ­
and econom ics to co n tra c t for a life ln su re resp e ct for and enforcem ent of j H d L u re OI ° U r institutions, are not matters of choice in this
TO VANUOUVER MAN com plished. Mrs. B ondurant accom ­
“
“ „ T . ; “ S X ' , n.
- 7 j “ M
-
republic’ but the ‘•xpression of a moral requirement of living
panied the officials on a to u r of the
Much to th e su rp rise of frien d s and
.. .a. rice „r
X y /" '
X ’X “ ,n ,acmrdJln“ '™ h »he truth. They are clothed wth a spirit- business
building and prem ises an d explained
associates, R obert M. H ardy,
detail w here th e $60,000 to be raised
The vacancy created by her d ep a rtu re system
ual S1gnificance, in which is revealed the life or death of the who for the p ast th ree y ea rs has con­ in
will be expended.
will be filled by Miss Mabel W allace adjustm ent th ereo f c a i^ b e secu red by American ideal of Self-government.”
ducted G resh am ’s photographic studio , T h „ hosp,tal Jg an expanglon of the
on
» ouise
» Home, w hich is In adequate to
.h e . Main
h.. stree a. t, announced
a . t , vesterdnv
y,
r<1" y I L
(lie teach in g personnel is P rincipal 1 sta te ’s business and by a p ro p er as-
th a t he had disposed of his business
. .u j .
to Alex. McKenzie, of V ancouver B C
T“” preva,ent among
R. E. Cannon, K enneth F endall, C iar- ! «essm ent of intangibles and oth er
who w ith his wife, will come to Jr
*
an d ®h ‘,d ren who come
ence K ruger, L yle Mason, and the p^ operty not now reached by th e as-
G resham May 1 to tak e possTsslon
i
° f the
•'’js s e s Eve H utchison, E lizabeth P a r- " 7 ‘housecleaning Is needed so as to
Governor Pierce this Week sent the following telegram t o M r IU rK p n ;lii i
> i
I Many p ath etic cases a re related by
who su stain s a rep u ta-
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, ..
ker, H elen A nkcorn, M iriam Inglis, purge*O regon of sta te ag en ts and (he chairm m nf the «en,,»
1’ ’
» “tg telegram to Mr. McKenzie,
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. ,
. . , . 1
(officials of th e Home, and th e g ra ti-
M arjorie M achen, A ugusta
H ahn special agen ts paid on a basis of con- ,
e Senate judiciary' Committee which is COn- tion as
a first-class p h otoghapher anil I
tilde of those g irls resto red to a place
is th o ro u g h ly experienced in his line
X v S,ra,"ûn'
S Í S X X S í í a
UC*’" g a" inv' sti«a,ion I“ ® the prohibition situation:
In th e social system is touching. A
of w ork, w as in G resham about two
S m ith h ' i ' i '
",Pe M cKenife- MrB- Vlda bje s t a t . co n stab u lary , tree from po-
“Representing
a large
maioritv of Oreenn’e
I
recent case, cured, is th a t of a 5-year-
Sm ith w ill continue to fill th e position litical m anipulation or control.
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. C m ajorny Ot Oregon S Voters, I pro­ w eeks ago and w as charm ed w ith the
old victim of men ln a room ing house.
Ideal location of th e town both as a
of school lib ra ria n and Miss N ettie
AU s,a te agencies, including th e te S t a g a m s t any modification of tile Volstead a r t
M n r lif ip y
H er m other w as aw ay a t work. The
NX c h otor;e0aTw,,rcomeato , . , 7 " ™ ^ “Souw be X V e d K
\ion means eventually the saloon. . Oregon enforces this act’ resid en tial and business prospect. Mr. child Is now In th e ca re of fo ster p a r­
H ard y and hls wife have m any friends
May 21, dates for baccalaureate, senior should’tT o p e ra ím U o n ^ b u s h m ts 'b a s 'ls
SUte Ca° whOSe citizens believe ill constitutional gOV- in G resham who will re g re t th e ir de­ ents. A nother case of recent date is
th a t of a 17-year-old girl, w hose baby
class night and com m encem ent to be so as to utilize the available labor and eminent.. A State that cannot enforce t h e r e h v
»1 » p a rtu re from th e business life of the w as b o ra feeble-m inded. T he little
in<ike th e in stitu tio n self-su p p o rtin g
«1
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i n t r t i \ H Cim itS t l u t
announced later.
com m unity. Mr. H ardy has a deal
The so-called T ithing Bill should be a lar^e portion of its citizens are disloyal. W hat is needed is h anging fire In Los Angeles and th in k s m other was tre a te d and cured, b u t the
ARMSTRONG’S T U I I l’S
repealed and th e Kish and Game fund backbone, not modification;
ed y was to see her leaving the
more conscience and less ap- th a t possibly a move may be m ade to trag
1 H F U U F Q ll t u n i ' t ' r r p i e b . should be preserved solely for the ad-
hospital w ith h er wee bundle of h u ­
AKL DKESHAJl BEAT TIES m in istratio n of th e sta te gam e com- petite
th a t place, alth o u g h nothing definite
m anity bound for th e sta te hospital.
An a ttra c tiv e field of color w hich " 'T h e 'p r e s e n t ex istin g autom obile If- |
can be stated a t th is tim e as to this.
He
will
rem
ain
In
the
present
location
has had m any ad m irers du rin g the cense, lighting and re g istra tio n laws
FOUNDERS’ DAY 1’IUNIU
un til the first of the month.
CEDARVILLE
p ast w eeks is th e tulip garden of W. s,loulfl be carefu lly revised.
CHAM ROEG, MAY 1
W. A rm strong on Division stre e t n ea r - P reiiervati°n and . co n servation
of
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Army Sm ith le ft W ednesday for
The
C
edarville
Social
club,
w
hich
Baptist Church Announcements.
Cleveland avenue. Mr. A rm strong has ^ re sU U o ^ »
t i X
V
l ^
n
d
^
i W° ' R
T he renow ned h isto rical m eeting at
was to m eet a t th e home of Mrs. R ich­
T his has been a busy w.eek for the Champoeg, Oregon, w hich o ccu rred 83
a larg e variety of b rillia n t D arw in tu- vital concern to the state, and a set- | ,n‘r *ng th e sp rin g and sum m er in the ard H einey T hursday, postponed its
B ap tist people, th e an n u al m eeting of y ears ago, at w hich tim e th e pioneers
lips, besides m any e a rlie r and sm aller
P°H®y should be determ ined on at apple o rch ard s
m eeting indefinitely, on acco u n t of i tb e W illam ette association
having
T he Rev. and Mrs. E. G. Judd, Mr.
m et to consider th e form ing of a con­
kinds. 32,000 bulbs w ent Into the onf e-
.
...
m a k in e o f th e en rd o n
Ve«»
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1 favor Placing the P o rt of P o rtlan d and Mrs. C. W. G uile and Mrs. J. A. several m em bers not being able to at- ' been held at H illsboro Monday, T u es­ stitu tio n a l governm ent for Oregon,
g
th e garden. N ext y e a r Mr. I com m ission on a business-like basis
tend.
day and W ednesday. T he an n u a l bus­ will be duly celeb rated w ith fitting an ­
A rm strong p lans to increase his plan t- and developm ent of our port and har- G ray attended th e W illam ette B aptist
iness
m eeting of th e local ch u rch will n iv e rsa ry cerem onies May 1. T he ex­
F
rien
d
s
and
neighbors
of
Mrs.
A.
J.
ings, w ith the expectation of develop- b,,r an<5 an u n o b stru cted channel to association g ath erin g held at H illsboro
Hamm ond will he glad to know th at be held th is evening. T he m em bers ercises w ill tak e place a t Cham poeg
1
th
e
sea.
th
is
week.
They
w
ere
p
rese
n
t
a
t
the
ing a large tulip garden here. He has
she is quite recovered from her recent and frien d s of th e ch u rch will have p ark , 33 m iles south of P o rtlan d on
m eetings T uesday and W ednesday.
o th e r plan tin g s on lots in P ortland
M« illudi'! E|>i'4'i>,i.il ( h il re h.
severe Illness.
d in n er to g eth er in th e new basem ent the east bank of th e W illam ette.
Bible school at th e M ethodist E p is-i a'^ <?
children of Mr. and Mrs.
but will m ake th is th e m ain garden.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Forbes and chil- of th e ch u rch . D inner will be served
T he celeb ratio n and picnic w ill be
Much annoyance and loss has been copal church will begin a t 10 o’clock E WaU have been on th ‘8 sick list this
dren sp en t th e day W ednesday w ith 18t 6 :8 ° Hfter w hlch th o ,e ln a» en d - held under th e au sp ices of th e Oregon
caused Mr. A rm strong by thieves who as usual. It has classes for all ages i wepk
Ince will be seated In th e auditorium P ioneer association and th e Oregon
f'og8Well and Mrs. F o rb e s’ p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs.
pick th e flow ers and have even dug out and invites all who a re not atten d in g | - Mr‘ and 1Wr8’
of
th e ch u rch and th e an n u al rep o rts H istorical society. P ioneers, sons and
Ben
T
an
ler
a
t
Viola.
elsew here to visit th e school and be- j t,lelr n!ece. Mrs. Elsie Cogswell, and
a large num ber of bloom ing bulbs.
Mrs n n
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.
of th e officers and stan d in g com m lt- d au g h ters of pioneers and citizens
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j come a m em ber.
^ r ‘ an<^ Mrs. C larence Y ager and
•virs.
B. Brown spent a p leasan t j tees
U ill be read and the election o f ! g en erally have been invited to be pre*
Gresham I ndemimlnatlonal Services.
M orning w orship and serm on begin I d a u g h te r- J e a n. enjoyed
a trip around 'lay In P o rtlan d Tuesday, She had
The Sunday school of th e Undenom- at n o’clock
Dr C W H u ett the Mt' Hood Loop Sun,)ay> m aking a side luncheon and enjoyed the flay with officers for th e next fiscal y ear will ent. A steam er has been ch a rte re d for
follow.
¡national tem ple will be held Sunday pasfori has u k e n ..C h rlstian P a tr io t- 1 trip to P a rk 'laI®- They rep o rted a friends.
the occasion, th e •'M adeline,” and th is
) Next Sunday m orning th e p asto r will leave P o rtlan d a t 7 o’clock, leav­
a t 10 o’clock, w ith preaching In th e af- ( lsm - as the them e of hls serm on
m ost delightful day.
Mrs. A lb ert Heiney
f I .
nleCe’ Mr8' W,H preach nn th e subject, "W hat the ing Cham poeg for th e re tu rn trip to
ternoon by th e p astor, th e Rev. S. F.
Follow ing th e m orning service th e ! M’ D’ K ern
»pending a day or so Gladvs
ays T illm an of L ents, spent th e day Bible Says About Its
Own In sp iratio n ." P o rtlan d 4 o’clock ln th e afternoon.
P itts. A song service w ill precede the Sunday school board will enjoy a pot i w ith hls son, W, R. K ern, and fam ily recen tly w ith Mr. and Mrs. H einey.
At the tim e for the reg u la r evening
preaching. Services will be held S un­ luck lunch tog eth er in th e ch u rch d in­ who live a t V ancouver, W ashington.
An In terestin g program of singing,
Mr. and Mrs. P ercy Giese m ade a
serv ice Mr. G eorge H. Ekdahl, a mls- speeches and g ree tin g s will be re n ­
day evening at 7:30.
Miss Mabel W inters resum ed her to
com P bined
business
ing room, which w ill be followed by a
o rtlan d th is w e ^ ’.'' Pl<!aSUrP
7 " " r7 r"
U,h A m er' Ca’ Wl" * ,ïe
The an n u a l business m eeting w ill be discussion of the problem s of th e studies at N orthw estern business col­
dered, closing w ith a reception to th e
an
illu
stra
te
d
le
ctu re on hls work d escen d an ts of pioneers who took p a rt
held Monday evening a t 7:30 when school.
lege Monday a fte r spending a m onth
Mrs. A. J. Hamm ond has enjoyed a
am ong th e In d ian s of Bolivia. Mr. ill the first m eeting held at Cham poeg
new officers will be elected for the
long visit w ith her siste r who came
E pw orth League will m eet a t 6:15, at home.
E
kdahl, who h as been w orking for n ea rly a cen tu ry ago.
com ing year.
O scar Jo h n so n hag rented th e W. B. from Yaklrna, W ashington, several
with A rnold R ogers as leader. The
some y ears am ong th a t neglected peo­
P ray erm eetin g is held each Tuesday subject will be “C hrist In th e W orld's C halker house on Second stre e t and is weeks ago'.
ple, is well know n In G resham and
Free Methodist Services.
evening and Bible study on W ednes­ L ite ra tu re.”
planning to occupy It as soon as su it­
Miss H elen Hamm ond, who is at- !
n
„
vicinity and w ill be heard w ith much
The S unday school of th e F ree
day afternoons a t 2:30. The young peo­
Evening service begins prom ptly at able a lte ra tio n s and im provem ents l e n 7 h
J a ‘ M° nrnOUth Interest. The Bible school will m eet M ethodist ch u rch w ill begin a t 10
p le’s m eeting on F riday evening will 7:30 w ith a gospel song service led by have been m ade In and around the iir e it s
“d W'th h“r B‘ 10 8
the B .T .P .U . at 6:30 o'clock, followed by p reach in g by the
be led by G unnar V irell. E veryone Is H. W. Strong. The p asto r will tak e for ! Prr'ra |ses. Mr. and Mrs. C halker are
Mr« A r i .» . k . v
u
p'
and ,h e In term e d iate society at pastor, th e Rev. W. T K lotzbach, a t
welcome to th ese services.
the subject of th e evening serm on "A
C alifornia.
•
Mrs. a . G. L am bert has her m other, 5; 30 p, m
11. T he topic for th e serm on w ill be,
Mrs. C lark, w ith h er now. Mrs. C lark ,
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W ord has been received by G resham Vital Q uestion.”
< h rlst th e High I’rles^ over the
The prayer m eeting, full of splendid m e n ts ^ P la n e T 'jr Garden* S e^ d er^ an d has been critica lly ill w ith pneum onia
frien d s th a t Em il K ardell, a form er
H ousehold of God.” The fo u n g peo­
SPRINGDALE
for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. C row ston and M'S. p le’s m eeting w ill be held at 7 o’clock,
G resham m an but now of M anzanita, l.elpfulness and fe 1 le w 'h lp , will be C ultivators. M yers’ W ater System s.
held
on
T
hursday
evening.
Miss Cora Giese is very busy in her C row ston’s b ro th er. F ra n k Bates, have i foIlow ed by preach in g again by th e
M
yers'
hay
tools.
H
essel
Im
plem
ent
who w as obliged to undergo an op er­
) Company.
flower g arden th ese days. She has a
pastor.
ation rec en tly in Good S am aritan hos­
recen tly retu rn ed from C alifornia.
Ten-Day Special.
num ber of varieties in bloom now.
pital, i* considered in a serious con­
Mrs.
C.
H
ew
itt
Is
visiting
her
niece,
,
D
on't
lay
down
th
e
p
aper
till
you
L et's get acquainted. Marcel and
Zien Evangelical Services.
dition.
Mrs. Crow ston.
reset at Bailey's Bob shop for $1.00. have read the W ant Ada.
Many new W ant Ads. today.
Sunday school w ill be held at th e
Phone G resham 851 for appointm ent.
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T u rn over a new leaf—to the W ant —Adv.
F ord to u rin g car.
Ads.
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follow ed
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Good screens 2-8 x 6-8ty, $1.95. We
A beautiful tr a c t n ear E ast G lisan | “• m ■ Irom the serm on topic, “ W hat
have several styles and sizes, all g al­
"tre et and P o rtlan d city boundary. F or fhe G race of God has done for m e ”
vanized screen, m ortised and tenored
$25 cash we will fu rn ish lum ber, win-
,
Joints. Window screens and special
of Vancouver, B. C.
dows, doors, nails shingles, etc., to
Som ething ,\ew hi Screen Boors.
sized doors made to order. G resham
build a bungalow , b alance $2o per . Special prices . thlle
.. .. .. they last
W oodw orking Shop, phone 50x1.
I wish to announce that any unfinished business should
m onth L arg e building sites for $400. S tro n g ly m ade from 1% -ln c lea r cedar
More people to read and
be
attended
to
at
once.
$525 and $600. J. F. W hetstone, 2037 galvanized screen. S everal different
In su ra n ce funds for farm loans. No
use the Want Ads. Notice
E. G lisan stre e t or F ifth and Hood i sty les and sizes to select from Come
com m ission or brokerage. Very easy
W ill he at the studio until May 1
the careful classification
avenue, G resham , Oregon.—Adv
( and look them over.
term s. B. W. Thorne.— Adv.
and look for what you
WOODWORKING SHOP
4u«t W hat Von’ve Hewn Looking For. GRESHAM
want or advertise for it.
on
Cleveland
Avenue.
F or low est ra te s on autom obile,
Pa I ley's Bob and Beauty Shoppe, E ast G resham near Mt.
Hood R R.
tru ck and general Insurance see B. W.
now open to the public. E x p ert m a r­
GRESHAM
Adv.
Phone 60x1.
T horne.—Adv.
celling and all kinds of beauty work
—Adv.
Index to the news— see W ant Ads.
THE RIGHT ATTITUDE
Additional Locals
W ANTED
HAVE SOLD MY STUDIO TO
Alex. McKenzie
R. M. HARDY